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Hey

Can anyone tell me if you can get a Roll Cage (full cage 6 point+) to fit a R32 GTR with out modding anything at all, like most GTR R32's I have seen have rear seat removed to fit cage and some have cut dashes door trims etc to fit them too.

Im after a cage for my R32 GTR that doesnt require any of that, I want to be able to keep rear seat in and not cut anything or mod anything at all, I know I will have to bolt cage to car floor but dont want to do anything eles if you get me.

If anyone can help me out on were to get one or if anyone has one forsale that meets what im after PM or EMAIL me please, Im after either Jap cage or Australian Cage and it does not have to meet australian racing rules etc

If anyone can help me please

Im in QLD Gold Coast

Thanks

CHASP

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Ive got a 6point rollcage that was previously in my old R32 GTR

let me know if ur interested and if you want Pics!!

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David

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Hey

Can anyone tell me if you can get a Roll Cage (full cage 6 point+) to fit a R32 GTR with out modding anything at all, like most GTR R32's I have seen have rear seat removed to fit cage and some have cut dashes door trims etc to fit them too.

Im after a cage for my R32 GTR that doesnt require any of that, I want to be able to keep rear seat in and not cut anything or mod anything at all, I know I will have to bolt cage to car floor but dont want to do anything eles if you get me.

If anyone can help me out on were to get one or if anyone has one forsale that meets what im after PM or EMAIL me please, Im after either Jap cage or Australian Cage and it does not have to meet australian racing rules etc

If anyone can help me please

Im in QLD Gold Coast

Thanks

CHASP

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yes you will need to get rid of back seats for any decent cage, including half cage. Yes you will need to cut dash, roof and door trims.

If you don't need it for CAMS, I don't think you really want to go thru all the hassle....

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